The definition of a geriatric care manager (PGCM) is a social work or nursing professional who specializes in assisting older people and their families to attain the highest quality of life given their circumstances.  A Care Manager takes on the role of a Coordinator and Supervisor of the client’s well-being.

How does a Care Manager help you?

• Conducts care planning assessments to identify problems, and provide solutions.

• Arranges and monitors in-home help or other services.

• Reviews financial, legal, or medical issues and offers referrals to geriatric specialists to avoid future   problems while conserving financial resources.

• Provides crisis intervention.

• Acts as a liaison to families at a distance, overseeing care and quickly alerting families to problems.

• Assists with moving an older person to or from a retirement complex, assisted care home, or nursing home.

• Offers counseling and support. 

Our licensed Professional Geriatric Care Managers are all RNs with advanced practice degrees specializing in geriatrics.  

Services include but are not limited to:

• Developing and monitoring a thorough plan of care.

• Providing comprehensive written assessments.

• Supervising and coordinating home care services as requested.

• Ensuring all day-to-day needs are met in the best way for each specific client.

• Coordinating medical other services.

• Helping to organize and pay monthly bills.

• Maintaining safety and well-being.  

• Providing regular communication to family and all parties.

• Helping explore options, recommend interventions and develop long-term plans.

• Advocacy and community-resource advise

Our Professional Care Management services are available throughout the Greater Chicago area. Contact Us to learn more